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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
FINANCIAL.
Reported by G. w. Branch Il Co. bankers
and brokers. No. iii Main street.
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, May 25.-We have again 10 re-
port a desultory and featureless market, and
though there has been somewhat less dispO-
sition on the part Of local bears 10 sell stocks
there has not been any marked revival of
activity or any great increase in the bullish
feeling. The specialtie- have been the most
active stocks, and outside of them nothing
new has transpired, and prices are easily
marked down on very small transactions and
with the result Of creating a short interest,
which. when covered, is apt 10 cause tenn
p0rary rise London were rather sellers to-
day, probably owing 90 the fortnightly ac-
count day, and the general holiday week eX-
i-ting there.
The afternoon was very quiet though just
before closing the market rallied q little UNI
der the lead of New England
Money per cent.
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To License-Tax Payers.

| am prepared to pay license taxes In
coupons and guarantee full legal protec-
ton, Notwithstanding the change in time
that licenses are to run from twelve
months 10 one month.
advise all persons having license tax
to pay to call on me or any of my agents
before they make their payments.
They will find it still more to their in
terest to pay in coupons now than before
the law was changed.
Apply to J. p. COOPER,
9ll Main street, Richmond, Va.
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GUARD HOUSE.

the militia would thereafter be kept well or
gained. This prophecy was singularly falsi-
lied. The organization dccaycd much more
rapidly after our civil war than after 1915;
and IN the average town Of two or three
thousand 1t is difficult to get 100 drilled and
uniformed men for Fourth of July parade
This condition i, felt 20 be- dangerous and dis
graceful, and many states are now taking
vigorous measures 10 reorganize their militia
Acting on questions arising i'm lsl3-l5, the
supreme court decided that the president
had the right 90 call out act rs commander
In chief and name the general officers for the
militia Of the states, and tine right has never
since been questioned Congress. however.
fixed the conditions very carefully by the law
Of July Il, 1852, and the right of governors
Of states 20 appoint all officers below the rank
of brigadier general is now fixed. Inpractice
the enlisted men elect the first set Of line
officers, and thereafter promotion supplies
vacancies And finally the supreme court On
Martin Y. Mott T. Wheaton, 49, declared the
right OF the president 20 decide finally and
conclusively whether the militia should be
summoned, and place them under federal
oiiicers ranking their own. IL is worth
noting however that the revived militia
system IN nearly all the states differs from
the old system IN this. the troops are not
enrolled and placed IN infantry, artillery or
cavalry by the state; they volunteer under a
general law. organize on their own motion,
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and not infrequenty the majority did get
drunk after the muster closed And thus the
system wore out in all the northern states. Ii
has been asserted by well informed off
cials that the three great states of the north
west did not contain 5000 well drilled men
ON the 18th of April, 1861 The fact that
Elsworth's Zouaves could execute every
movement IN drill and manual excited amaze
ment in 1860 But in the south local condi-
tons caused the militia system 20 bee retained
IN some yigor; and commenting on this, there
was universal prediction IN the north that
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

MESS HOUSE "CAMP GEORGE WASHINGTON.
can bee drawn upon and so much latitude is
allowed inmiforn that am interstate encamp-
meut seems almost like that Of different
nations. The drill and eucampment at Wash
ington, which began on the 23l inst, has
revived an interest ina militia matters We
give herewith portraits OF two Of the active
promoters of the cncampment aud drill, and
also sketches Of Camp George Washington
and It's surroundings.
Commissioner Whcatley is the young com
missioner Of the District OF Columbia and ho
is Us leading Washington city Influence in
regard to the drill He is a big fat fellow
full Of good nature, ard possessing much ex
ecutiyc ability. He is one Of the pusher5 Of
the institution. and the success Of the drill
is largely due 20 him. De Leon, the score
tarv, is dark Young man, with gray hair
He is fun of life and energy. Tie has written
a book about the various organizations here
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in twenty was "a drafted man OF I'Su'"
soldier In fact. the elaborate militia system
81 orr early history had ITS origin ih " j''"-
o,,sv If standing armies a very Wholesome
jealousy. inherited from England ana miei-
sifed by our peculiar condition.
Al the beginning the settlers volunteered
70 fight the Indians every able bo"'l "'n',
was soldier, If need arose. and the 'oi'nini
militia was generally kept m eiiectNe ,"H''
ton. But the revolutionary war supJeo'."
them 10 much ridicule. they were hoO I'LL ~
meet the British regulars, and ihiieaia'eJ
ofter the peaco a vigorous reform was lnau-
oproted The congress Of 1872 passed very
STRINGENT act for enrolling every able bodied
man between tine ages Of is and 49, every
man WIS 20 own his gun and equipments ana
keen them in good ORDER and they were
ovenpt from seizure for debts ana taxes
The whisky insuTectiOn was suppressed ny
the militia thus organized. Feb. ~, ldJ)'
CONGRESS authorized the president TO cai INTO
action any part Of this militia either TO de
fend the country, suppress instruction or as
eiet officials in enforcing the law where the
criminal combination was too great Tor the
ordinary posse comitatus. All the states
have adopted this provision. and instances oi
it, emplovment have been painfully frequent
since 1873. This country opened with
really valuable militia force. Great PRIDE
was taken IN its efficiency, and meU Of wealth
and social standing gained promotion m the
militia with as much enthusiasm ass do officers
in the regular army But after the second
war with Great Britain the system began to
decay. The Federalist writer's and orators
ridicnled the militiamen mercilessly; IN
few instances during the war they refused TO
march. and the feeling was insidiously cult
waited. especially in the north and east, that
fine whole was a ridiculous burle,que But IN
the south and west pride in the militia long
survived. probably because the volunteers Of
those sections had won some bright honors IN
the field. If any man objected, he was
pointed 10 Tippecauoe and New Orleans as
conclusive proof of what volunteer militia
could do. The annual muster day" in Viz
pinia. Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana and Hi
,,ois and rerhaus other states. was "a time OF
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OUR CIVILIAN ARMY.
somrrHlNG ON THE SUBJECT Or
STATE MILITIA.
A Valuable Adjunct In the N''''
fensc-Thc Southern states ana tine An
anal priI of We Olden lime-'N'"P
George Washington

The revival Of interest in the naiii''i'ai .''
o,on ae,ctivemilitiaf finds striking expression
in the interstate drill this week at " asnlns-
49, Wv The ANTIQUITIES experienced IN organiz-
inc the affair show how badly our militia
I'm "e bad decayed, and rs something Of
>
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A paalyti- young aouaH. Hho hal been
unable to walk for years, was conveyed t9 %
revival meeting meu night recently, and dur
jug prayer Size suddenly arose. gave 900 ear
piercing shout climbed over three leN@
gained the aisle and made dash for tAe pull
pit. 1t was another faith cure. a- many per-
sons iu the congregation supposed She had
simply seem mouse boo her pew near her feet.
-NorristONu Herald
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Analytical Chemist

DR.. HENRY FROELfNG. n S. Twelfth street
chemist 90 Chesapeake and ONO ana hie.
moud and Allegheny railroads. Special ai
tcntiOu tO ores aud IMMORAL waters
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Reported hv g. j. Bedford 81 Co.,. Gmil
.omm,I on Merchants N0.o South lWe.nI
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An Oregon GIrI,s Way.

Miss Carrie Dillon will teach The school up
Ram Gulch this spring Carrie is now devel-
oping her muscle with pair Of dumbbeIls,
and proposes to subjugate old Tom Carriers
freckle faced boy if she has to break his back,
and hofsewhip old Tom If he interferes. -
Heppner (Ore.) Gazette.
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legal wife has died since Brigham died; En-
incline Free died twelve years ago of "a broken
heart and excessive use of morphine and
Brighams large family is well scattered. \
Mormon keeps hi, secrets well, but as the
laborer Of that faith walks the street before
the palace and thinks how many no account
young Youngs have been enriched by the
tithing, and how many men once boldly
prominent in Salt Lake are now hiding from
the United States marshal, he must think
that the Lord loves the Mormons' in very
peculiar way just now.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

Old Minister to young Minister Paul was
a wonderful man. my dear young brother, a
wonderful man; and thousands upon thou
sands A0ckel to hear him preach.
Young Mmister-Yes, II Paul were alive
to-day hc would only have % name tue salary
he wanted.-N y sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

Elil'i' ivi 'ii'
wemay wellreview
our past expert
cnce, for it is a
pleasing fact that
from the very be
ginning America
has been the land
Of the militia and
the volunteer IL
is a very safe esti-
mate that Of the
millions who have
fought for their
homes or govern
mcnt since the first
settlement, not one
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

choose for themselves what branch they will
serve in, then report, are accepted, and re-
ceive their arms But those arms remain
state property, and bonds are given for their
care and return in case the organization dis
bands We have, therefore, n purely voiun-
tecr militia. to serve rs a nucleus in case Of
war. till the larger body Of undrilled citizens
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
THE EYEsIGHr is PRECIOUS,

And should eyer Dee properly cared for Many
persons, children as well as adults, whose eye
sight is defective, ANA who would receive much
assistance and comfort from the use az care
fully selected and adjusted glasses. are doing
their eyes great injury either through not rc
aliling that their vision is so imperfect Oh
through the USE of improper glasses, selected
generally by mere guess work. regardless of
the actual need. But there is mo- cause for such
now. Ny examination is free, and % required
adjust such spcctaCics ON eye glasses at a
moderate cost as are proper 20 remedy the
various optical defects. mo- matter how seem
ingy severe Ny illustrated catalogue sent %
amy address upon application,
Dir. $. GALESkl, Consulting Optlcian,
glj East Main Street
Superior artificial eyes kept Oh hand and in
crted. 5mTs2 tufri&sutf
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the public generally have agreed that
the very best line of shoes can be OBJ
tanned al lIelleI's Model Shoe Store.
Coupons are not taken in considera-
ton but grcenbacks tell the tale We can
supply you in footwear from the finest to
the cheapest Infants Shoes, School
Shoes, Dress Shoes high or low-quarters
in fact, our assortment is complete
HELLER X Co.,
81 Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

DlrT HOTrLlNG HOUSE. WU 49, Broad
-r,.t Manufactures .l Vanilla Phosphate
luI mineral waters.
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NJ. j. DIMMOCk. nos T.. Main street. Cor
rcspondcncc solicited.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

NA''N"H AANA"A
tmbounded hilari
", increa ing from
year to year tillthe
day assumed the
character Of the
Roman Saturnalla
II WAS taken 10y
consent that Ordin-
airy law was sus-
pended All labor
ers, slaves includ
ed, had holiday
without loss of pay ,
no one was fined
for fighting swea
ing or getting
drunk on that day,
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NAIIIN a. NNAf. Seventh mI Grace
UaUfIl-. .I4II-. A..
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STEAM BAKERY. r. Adam.
mranri.for. N s. Twelfth street Wholesale
and retail.
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j.. r. TEASDALE. 1915 D. Man street br'
shoes.
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d. 8. DRA>BEKG EN llle D.. Franklin eif,'t
Al. work aNuaufDti
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES.

TIE Directory 5eior IF reliaJe and good
business houses, giring Har locat'0n and
business, ,cW be- fopnd r0y p'.fW u.s. n s'"ree
If reference for inform0ti0n roltt're To 0"y
ind nh the Inherent branches ~ business.
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WILLIAM n. GARDNER. 5l6 e.. Broad
street. Hair cutting dytng. shaving, an'
-hampoOug.
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MuerIet.

= Na9 ftattsebabter 8orberaibung
elmer Auaabl prOminenter Biirser. In
mel1er bas proieft Der @rbauuilg eines
groBen 9oteIs beiproGen tuurbe. III eine
angemeine 8eriammlung Der 8trger
auf Donneritag Nbenb 8 llbr i'm ST.
Bungsfaal bes Gtaotratbes eitlberufen
tpor6en. unfere R~apitaliffen fdeinen
fi6 iebr tir ben Ylan au intereifiren,
benn mebrere erfldrten iid bereit ie
$1,000 3u unter3ei9nen. Sas proiefs
tirts 6oteI loa ~irsenbtpo auBerbaIb Der
Gtabt aus 3ieseIfteinen erbaut tuerbeu
unb $4,000 foten.
= 8ei ber gr0ffnung 6er Dffentlis
den 96ulen am Montag bat Ft Der.
ansgetelt, baB bic 56ulbduier unses
tiigenb fnb, I'M ale 2inSsr auf5uneb.
men; obslei6 iebt iGon iebss 3immer
unb ie6e 2lafe in folder M;eife ibers
filt 1T, baB es ben 2ehrern faff una
m6gli9 tuirb, ben beabf9tigten 3ped
su errei9en.
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@efern beIaufdten mir aufdaia

- @eftern belaufhten mir 5ufdlig
folsenbes 3tpiegeiprd6 auf ber StraBe:
Soues: Smith. tparum b6rft Ou
niGt auf NIT bieiem mioerli6en @ebuife
uu6 @eipeis
Smitb 3: 2ann ib benn2 Ou weiBt,
i9 leibe am Gatarrb.
Sones: 1iod's tpie i6. Sd litt
an ieiner i6Iimmften Gorm, bin aber
iebt seiunb.
Smith: Wns bait 9u basesen
getban2
Soaes: Sd babe DR.. Gase's
''Catarrh Remedy" (Ratarrbs Definite
teI) gebrau6t. Das bat mid furirt
unb es tuirb Did titiren.
Smith: Sd bah banon geb6rt unb
uabrli9, i'd mills probiren!
Sones: 8bu' oas. Du finbeii es
in allen apotbefen In Der Stabt.
Maberid's 8anf belorgt 8eIbien.
bungea mad allen Sbsilen Oeuti9lanbs
ins 3aus abeeliefert 81 ti0igerea &aten
QIS bic poSfOffiCe.
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Manerif'S 8aitf augemeines Banfs
gefddft, sablt AZ 3inien auf Depoiiten
fit befimmie 3eit.
MISUNDERSTANDING

petitipnen: patienten bes Ganto
&ofa hospitals betlagen ii9 iber Biz
Metbobifenfir6e Der Garbigen; 9ege.
1er rneinte, bic Stride fei cine uNui.
fance" unb iolte gef9loRen tperben.
Grau 2eonbarbt, Neouftion bes NfeH.
ments; Biirger b~erlanger cine 8etpi(i.
gung bon $3.50 fit bic NuauffasG traBe /;
farbige 8hrger, UNI mebr G1uIrdum.
li9teiten fttr lire Rinber; San Nntonio
GiiengieBerei, unl GrlaB Der Steuern.
Die @eie1i6aft fir eIeftrif9es 2i9t
pe~titionirt um Wegere6t.
Ser Sngenieur legt mebrere Roifens
anf9ldge Dor, barunter einen, baB bic
gin5dunung bes Gteinbruds am San
pebro parf BON 5000 MusIagen
berurIa1en tpirb.
Sbeo. 8entIiB erbdlt bic Aufforbe=
rung, fein baufdaiges 0aus innerbaIb
30 Sagen ab5ureiBen.
lleber u. S66nert's 6orberung tpirb
giinftig beri1tet.
Ser Mapor tbeiIt nit, baB bic ,n.ssaasn
Bombs angefommen fi1b un6 erfu1t bas
betr. Ronite. nunnebr einen Bauplab
aussuindbIen.
Nuf Nntrag BON Gtergin tuurbe bic
Gibrung bes 6ospitaIs ben barmherais
gen S9wefiern iibergeben. tpelde flir
ieben patienten SO Gents Der Sag ers
balten. Yin Der Spite Der MufF6tsbe.
b6rbe ffebt Der Stabt1r3t.
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0erfHmlida.

2ieber 8ruber Med, gb., "The Cen
trail Methodist GETTYSBURG, Sep. Sd
iebe int lebten Central, oaB bi Elm 6eiIs
ntittel gegeu tterp6ies Gopftpeb ges
brau@f. Menn bu Gins gebrau1en
willff, bas bu u69entli9 1T beinent
8latte an5eigft, 10 tuirf bu bir getpib
itiiBen tnb, CLAUDE i9, furirt tperbert.
Sd babe BON 2inbbeit auf an aerb6iem
Gopfueb gelitten. 9abe fat iebes Mits
tel probirt, bas i1 betomrieis fonnte unb
ME ettnas s~efun6en, bas mir gut that,
biz i6 Simmons Qibers Regulator, be-
reitet BON s. 8. 3eilin & Co., ges
braudte. Sd fible nit Sebem Der an
biefer f9refliden Rrant6eit leibet, unb
bofe, bu uirf bas MitteI berfu@en.
6. 8. Morris, Brownsville, %. 90.
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raiie; gtobe 5treden tuufbe1 uou Gin
5elnen ober bDu @eieaiGaften a1lges
fauft, MaHer parb bon ben Sierren
oft plele Meilen melt nit groben Soften
berbeigeleitet unb on anbern 5telen, tuo
bas nnm6gli9 mar, bur6 bun6erte bon
arteFf9en Brunneu aus bet Siefe Der
grbe beraufgei9aft. unb mie fiebt es
tad bteien Mrbeiten-beute bort aus1
Nus Der t%rpflofen @in6be 1T gum groz
BEN Sbeile i9on ein bliibenber 8arten
~getpDrben; tpo fruber nur drmli1es
@ras 3u finben mar, faum elm stroud,
tuie bel tpeniger ein Baum, ba fiebt
man ieBt bas 2anb f6rmli6 iiberIdet
NIT Ofgdrter, bic reide Gru6t aaer
Dirt tragett, unb nit Weinbergen, bic
ibren BeFberH Sauienbe bon Dollars
einbringer, tpp has 2anb nod oor
fur5er 3eit b69itens einen ein>
gebilbeten Wertb bate, wel9er fi1
b69ftens auf etn paar Gents be3iferte,
foftet Der Mder-freili1 nit ben, ba3u
geb6rigea, NIT i6peren Soften berbeis
gebra9tem Mal1er-pon $150-$150O,
unb trob beg boben preiies brinst ct
feinem Bebauer einer rei@en 2obn fur
bic Mrbeitet, tpel9er bieier barauf bers
! tpenbet. 8rauden mir benz 2e{er au
fager, baB BET 8oben BON Meftteras
ebenfo reid unb ergiebig III tpie Der
fibea%lifornif6e, ia bieaei6t rei9er2
DaB CT Bel ri9tiger Mustpabl unb forg-
famer Bearbeitung ebenfaas i'm Gtanbe
1T, CUTE Srauben gu Iieferu unb Obff,
pel6es leBtere in rnan@en 9orten benz
fibcalifornil9en ebenbirtig iein tpiirbe?
DaB teranii6es Obf, fomie bic terani.
f9e Sraube einer bp1en Monat friiber
5ur &eife gebeiben, aIs bort, ur1b baber
immer-oem ealifornif6en Obf gum
SroB-Marft I'M Norben un6 Often
finben tpirben2 Was aneirl n6tbis 1T,
I'M Seras unb in~sbeionbere Weiteras
gu einem begnaoeten 0einbau. unb
Obf5u6tslanbe au MAIDEN, iF-immer
Elm fa1berfdnbiges, forsfames 8erfab,
rem DorausgeieBt-bas Wafer, nel6es
benz 3i1ter bic 5i1erheit bes Grfolges
g~epdbrleifet, unb fit Wefteras miBte
unb mirb es Der arteff9e Brunnen iein,
pelder bieies Wafer i6aft. unb-
mag gum 5@lu1e mod geiaat tperben,
oaB es gerabe i'm ieBigen NugenbIide
benz weiiteranii9en Garmer Defenders
leidt genta6t tpirb. arteif@e Bobrbers
fu9s an3uitelen, neil beute i'm Golge
ungIidli1er Del &oniunfturen = in
penufnlbanien bunberte bon 8obrma=
f6inert unbenibt ftebet unb boppeIt 10
biele fa6tunbige 8runnenbobrer tpi=
Der Milen miibig geben: es tpiirbe olfo
feBt gerabe m6gIi6 iein, nit berbdItniB=
mdBig geringem &Oitenaufpanbe bieIs
lei6t ben unteriroif9eu Waferi6ab an
bic Dberfd9e 5u bringen, ber Weffteras
bic bone 5i6erbeit elmer rei1en, midi
mebr burd i6limme, auf Sabre 3uriid'
ieBenbe Dirren unterbroden 3ufuufi
eines Mderbaus unb Obfs uno Meins
5u6tslanbes gepdbrleiften tuiiroe.
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Mifianment bee airma sen srps.

Die feit 30 Sabren in Gan Mntonio
~beitehenbe Supelier : Girma Bell Bros
bat fi6-mie mir au unIeren 8ebauern
hbren, - fur bancroft erfldrt. Das
@eihdft erfreute fi6 elmer sroben 2unb=
i6aft unb BET @uf befelben mar elm
tabelnfer. aaeirl unter sen anbauerns
ben f6ledten 3eiten miifen @el9dfte
nit Quruss Nrtitel naturgemdB am nteis
fen leiben, unb 70 fab ffd bic Gilma
gen6tbigt, bas @ei9dft gu fGlieBen, ba
bic @ldubiger 3l Der bentbar uagiin,
tighten 3eit ibr @elo berlangten. mo- es
bel Der beiIpielloien @%elbtnoppbeit am
alleruenigifen auf3utreiben mar.
Gum Wafenoeripalter III - ME mir
glei9aeiiig erfabren - Mr. Som BelI,
Der Sobn beg Scr. s. 8el, ernannt
morben.
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9as 0alsmittd ion6er @leiden

aus QaA0lAllta lDH0ef Vleta)en
s6 hobe e;n,,,o,,a. o;,sr s,aa,,rat..
IosssS sasre bis,anr% sshron5t onS - "a
Sal eiu,ias 6~ausmiffei o~eipsssir. ssien mir
uss beSisntsu. Sud meine SHUTTER mar
fser sineeaaoalsiea fiir bies MittsI. asif
s nv a =; sMaI ws.a mgsa !. %ulsaus mss
5silssas ,,nS ss;n Sa yta Ssssht ~.
Ia, arantbeifen an berbin.
BERN. SO paese e ALE, ntetr1ea gret,1l'
limit fo rftigi,a S SsS an MIN tbnn. NV
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Mnfreamma In 9esas.

@robe aufresuns ipurbe in btr lmsssenb
bon garis, seras, Sura bic @ensfunq bss Srn.
Sc eorleb lerDorserafen. Derfelbe mar 70
balaos. bab CT Fd i'm Bette aidt bernmauores
ben 0Oer ngr ben aopft su beben bsr,no9ts. Sc.
aerbe. Gtss @rubeaaide bon Or. ainaos NetUu
DiteoDcrb purhe ibm sefdidt. Sie,bur6 fibIte
ct i9 setrdftist unb ianflt cine aroSe SIafde
nuo cine S9a0lel bon Or. Rings aen 9ife
@iGS, nnS uad,pem er srei 6Iafden bavon elm
Ssuo n,en bate, mar or gefuno unb ia te Sc
PfunO an Glsiid sswonnen.
@ratis Probeaafden bel u Drsi6. @robe
8laiden 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
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